Time for Bangladeshi Hindus to be animate or dumped for eternity
Can India
call the shots?
The
wretched lot of Hindus in Bangladesh (going on and on ever since 1947) does not
shock anyone any longer; it has become a daily affair (almost ) depicting Hindus,
if they opt for to inhabit Bangladesh, would have to endure such Islamic
atrocities. At this juncture, when an atmosphere of gloominess do prevail all
the way, efforts of a few Indians, however minuscule those are, to call this
grave violation of human rights a halt draw our admiration.
And
indeed as part of a spectacular development, CPIM, known for its every harangue
against Hindus (for decades), has come forward and asked the current ruling
clique at New Delhi to amend the Citizenship Act to render citizenship to masses
of refugees from Bangladesh, both prior to and following its formation. Prakash
Karat, general secretary of CPIM, in the letter to Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh has been learnt to refer to "the citizenship problems of the large
number of refugees from erstwhile East Bengal and then even after the formation
of Bangladesh who had to flee their country in particular historic
circumstances over which they had no control". It has also been learnt
that the consensus in Parliament in this regard during NDA regime has also been
mentioned in the letter.
Karat, in his letter, has quoted
Singh's speech in Parliament, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha then, when
NDA government had brought the Citizenship Amendment Bill 2003.
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